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The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) enables mastication, speech and complex jaw movements. This section introduces its structure and functional mechanics.
Topics cover the joint surfaces, articular disc, ligaments and muscular influences on TMJ movement.
TMJ anatomy is essential for assessing jaw pain, dysfunction and disorders of movement. Understanding this joint supports dental, surgical and musculoskeletal evaluation.
by Emily West
by Dr Oliver Jones
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